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The US cable TV giant considers a takeover offer, setting up a potential bidding war with Disney.

The creams work much less well after they have been worn in the sea, warns consumer group Which?.

As the UK hopes to secure trade deals around the world post-Brexit, New Zealand remembers how it was cast adrift when Britain joined the EEC.

Uber pulls out of the state two months after a fatal accident involving one of its autonomous cars.

The bookmaker will acquire Fan Duel as it targets the emerging US sports betting market.

Two consumer rights group claim the marketing for the driving assistant technology is deceptive and misleading.

Channel 4 launches a contest to find an idea to change the way women are portrayed in TV ads.

The technology-based system could cost more than the UK contributes as an EU member, MPs are told.

The Turkish currency hits a record low on fears over the government will meddle with interest rates.

The UK's biggest car maker reports a drop in profits after slowing sales growth and more business investment.

Taxi app Uber is giving European drivers access to medical cover, sick pay and parental leave.

The chief executive of Marks and Spencer says the company's culture has been too "inward looking" and "corporate".

Pace of growth slows but the average UK property now costs £224,00 - £9,000 more than March 2017.

An image of a chocolate sweet in a bridal dress asked: "Wouldn't you also want to be Meghan today?"

Analysts say the prospect of a rate rise this year has receded after a fall in inflation.

Chief executive Steve Rowe says customers need to have a "better experience" when shopping in M&S stores

The expense of shutting stores contributes to a big slide in annual profits, as sales keep falling.

The new French-Spanish operator promises Wales' rail services will be "unrecognisable" in five years time.

The United Nations is launching a global poll to find what young people think of policies affecting their lives.

After years of growth, the UK's challenger banks are fighting hard to survive in a tough new market.